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Rebecca Canales
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Who were the people behind the Declaration of Independence’s signatures?
My rainy visit to Constitution Gardens provides the setting for a closer look at familiar founders and lesser-known signers, i... View More
In the Rain at Constitution Gardens: The People Behind the Declaration’s Signatures
Explore Constitution Gardens through rainy-day photographs and the stories of the Declaration’s signers, their backgrounds, beliefs, and political ideas.
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His Empathic with God Capitalism stipulates the Rule of Truth and Justice be maintained by fair law courts and righteous police.
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Did the fall of Saigon tell the whole story of America’s involvement in Vietnam?
My latest Whittier 360 News Network analysis examines the wider regional objectives, original policy records, and Lee ... View More
In the Rain at the Vietnam Veterans Memorial: Service, Division, and the Wider Regional Outcome
A rainy visit to the Vietnam Veterans Memorial explores family service, American war objectives, and Vietnam’s wider legacy across Southeast Asia.
What do we miss when we discuss a war only through the governments that fought it?
The letters of the people involved offer another perspective: family concerns, military duty, fear, freedom, loyalty ... View More
Beyond Simple Civil War Narratives: States, Soldiers, Slavery and Union
Explore Civil War narratives through soldiers’ letters, state loyalties, slavery and civilian experiences in the concluding Lincoln Memorial feature.
Why does the setting of a demonstration matter?
At the Lincoln Memorial, the building, its inscriptions and its history become part of the message.
My latest article explores how people have used that... View More
The Lincoln Memorial as a First Amendment Platform: From Marian Anderson to Modern Protest
Explore the Lincoln Memorial as a First Amendment platform, from Marian Anderson’s concert to civil-rights marches and modern public demonstrations.
The history between the Emancipation Proclamation and the Thirteenth Amendment is much more complicated than the usual summary.
My latest Lincoln Memorial article began with two historic documents I p... View More
From Emancipation to Abolition: Two Historic Documents at the Lincoln Memorial
From emancipation to abolition, two historic documents at the Lincoln Memorial reveal how slavery ended through war, military service, state action and constitutional change.